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Job Hunt May 6, 2024

New jobs listed Walk-in Site Supervisor (2102366) Community-based behavioral health program is seeking a SITE SUPERVISOR passionate about making a difference in the community. The Mental Health Association of Frederick County (MHA) is currently hiring multiple SITE SUPERVISORS for the expansion o

Job Hunt April 8, 2024

Nonprofit spreads holiday cheer with cookies, toys at detention center

Outside the visitation entrance at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center on Sunday morning, board members of the Children of Incarcerated Parents Partnership were clothed head to toe in Christmas-themed

A commitment to literacy ensures a better future for all

In a world that thrives on communication, information and knowledge, the ability to read and write is like a superpower.

Soles of Love begins push for shoe donations to benefit children in need

Julie Gaver wants to make sure every child in need has a new pair of shoes when they start the school year.

Ex-Incarcerated Father Gives Back by Helping Imprisoned Parents Who Can't Be With Their Children

A father who had to stay away from his 11 children following his imprisonment has been released and decided to give back by teaching a parenting class.

Maryland nonprofit seeks to support those affected by incarceration

For many COIPP volunteers, the mission extends beyond the physical needs of children and their caregivers.

Nonprofit seeks to support those affected by incarceration

A loud buzzing sound hit the lobby of the Frederick County Adult Detention Center just before noon on a recent day.

Nonprofit seeks to support those affected by incarceration

A loud buzzing sound hit the lobby of the Frederick County Adult Detention Center just before noon on a recent day.

Collective Church helps wipe out medical debt for Marylanders

Collective Church’s recent relocation won’t only land the group’s leaders and supporters in new digs, but it’s also helping a nonprofit wipe out medical debt for Marylanders to the tune of $4 million. Collective Church will be moving into its permanent location in the Westview Business Park in January. When fundraising for the project, they put 10 percent of funds aside for charity work. Now, some of that money has found a home at RIP Medical Debt, a nonprofit organization that helps eliminate medical debt in America. “We want to make a big impact, and this seems for us like a perfect opportunity to do something beyond what we ever imagined we’d be able to do as a church,” said Michael Bartlett, lead pastor at Collective Church.